Explanation:

Bomb Cyclone: It is a large, intense midlatitude storm that has low pressure at its center, weather fronts and an array of associated weather, from blizzards to severe thunderstorms to heavy precipitation.

• Bomb cyclones put forecasters on high alert, because they can produce significant harmful impacts.

Bomb Cyclone v/s Hurricane

• Hurricanes tend to form in tropical areas and are powered by warm seas. For this reason, they’re most common in summer or early fall, when seawater is warmest.
• Bomb cyclones generally occur during colder months because cyclones occur due to cold and warm air meeting.
• During the summer, there’s generally not much cold air across the atmosphere; this means a bomb cyclone is much less likely to occur.
• Hurricanes form in tropical waters, while bomb cyclones form over the northwestern Atlantic, northwestern Pacific and sometimes the Mediterranean Sea. 

Hence both statements 2&3 are correct.